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This cultural center receives over one million visitors annually and is the second most visited attraction of Oahu. The center was established by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and is intended to preserve the cultural heritage of Polynesia. Tours are available. Located in the center is an IMAX theater.
Address: 55-370 Kamehameha Highway Laie HI 96762
 1 808 293-3333
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Goat Island
This pancake shaped lava rock is located a few yards off the coast of the Malaikahana Recreation Area. Although the center of the island is restricted to birds raising their young, the surrounding waters prove great for snorkeling. Tide pools and three sandy beaches with coral formation and shallow water are just some of its highlights.
Address: Off Kamehameha Hwy, 2 miles north of Polynesian Cultural Center Laie HI USA 96762
1 808 293-1736
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